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1. www.thepetexpress.co.uk › bird-cage-drinkers-andBird Cage Drinkers & Feeders - The Pet Express

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   Large range of bird cage feeders and drinkers - from stainless cups to no mess feeders and more. Fast & Free delivery over £59.

2. www.gardenwildlifedirect.co.uk › bird-feeder-guideBest Bird Feeder Guide - Garden Wildlife Direct

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   • How to Keep Cats Away from Bird Feeders
   • How to Squirrel Proof Your Bird Feeder
   • Do Bird Feeding Stations Attract Rats?

   We’ve written a guide on keeping cats out of the gardento prioritise the safety of birds, but to summarise: 1. Grow plants that cats don’t like such as lavender, thyme, and holly 2. Put down thing’s cats don’t like the smell of, like coffee grounds, citrus, and vinegar 3. Make some noise! Windchimes can spook cats and make them run away but investi...

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   Squirrels are every bird-lovers worst enemy. If you have a regular squirrel visitor who eats your bird food and leaves nothing for anyone else, there are plenty of steps you can take to keep them away. Install a baffle– this is a small cone-like device that goes on the pole of your bird feeding station and prevents squirrels from climbing all the w...

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   Yes, they can attract rats if the areas around them aren’t cleaned regularly. Rats will be attracted to fallen or discarded food. Sweep up around your bird feeding stations regularly and choose bird feeders that contain the food better (like Hopper stations) if you struggle to keep up with the mess some feeding birds leave behind.

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3. birdsandwetlands.com › types-of-bird-feedersTypes of Bird Feeders: Here’s What You Need to Know

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   • Suet Feeders. Suet feeders or suet cages are specially designed to feed birds with energy-rich food during the winter months. These feeders are popular among bird enthusiasts due to their unique features and benefits.
   • Hopper Feeders. Squirrel-proof hopper feeders are some of the best bird feeders, designed to hold large quantities of seed. They have a distinctive shape that resembles a hopper or a container, and is particularly good at protecting seeds from weather and bird droppings.
   • Platform Feeders. Platform feeders are a great option for bird lovers and homeowners who want to attract many birds to their yards or garden. These feeders are typically designed with a flat surface where birdseed, fruits, or nuts can be placed.
   • Tray Feeders or Ground Feeders. Tray bird feeders are a type of bird feeder that consists of a flat surface or tray that holds safflower seed mixes, mixed seed, nuts, or other food.

4. www.customcages.com › accessories › friendly-feederFriendly Feeder Systems for Cages

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   These Friendly Feeder Systems for cages prevent escape while feeding, feature external mounting to eliminate waste contamination, are easy to clean, etc.

5. birdgap.com › bird-feeders-types-uses12 Different Types of Bird Feeders and Their Uses (Must-See!)

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   • Platform Feeders Are Used for Larger Birds. Platform or tray feeders are great for larger birds like mourning doves and pigeons, ground-feeding birds like the dark-eyed junco, and small seed-eaters like sparrows and starlings.
   • Cage Feeders Are Used To Hold Suet. Cage feeders are perfect for holding suet, a fatty food for nuthatches, wrens, chickadees, woodpeckers, and jays. You can find squares of suet at any bird store, or you can make your own at home.
   • Tube Feeders Are Used for Seed-Eating Birds. Tube feeders are vertical cylinders with perches and feeding doors meant for many different kinds of birds: tufted titmice, house finches, chickadees, Northern cardinals, grosbeaks, and more.
   • Hopper Feeders Are Used for Seed-Eating Birds. Hopper feeders are shaped like houses, with four walls and a roof. The seed is accessible to the birds through gaps between the walls and the bottom platform.

6. shopping.rspb.org.uk › buying-guides › buying-guideBird Feeder Buying Guide - RSPB Shop

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   Simply sprinkle bird food on the lawn or patio, or use a ground feeding table. Make sure you position it well away from cover such as shrubs or trees to avoid lurking cats. A ground feeder protector cage is a good idea if you want to protect feeding birds from predators.

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   What is a suet feeder?

   • A suet feeder or suet cage is bird feeder type made from durable materials like wood or metal and have a wire mesh or plastic cage to hold the suet. The cage deter squirrels and allows smaller birds to cling and feed. Suet feeders can attract a wide range of bird species, including woodpeckers, nuthatches, chickadees and insect-eating birds.

   Types of Bird Feeders: Here’s What You Need to Know

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   What is a platform bird feeder?

   • Platform bird feeders are open from the top allowing birds to choose whatever kind of seed or other bird food they wish to eat from whatever you place upon this feeder. Any kind of bird will be attracted to a platform bird feeder, depending upon what food you offer.

   7 kinds of bird feeders and the birds that like them - What Birds Are

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   What is a tube feeder used for?

   • Tube Feeders Are Used for Seed-Eating Birds Tube feeders are vertical cylinders with perches and feeding doors meant for many different kinds of birds: tufted titmice, house finches, chickadees, Northern cardinals, grosbeaks, and more. The best seed to use is sunflower seed or safflower seed.

   12 Different Types of Bird Feeders and Their Uses (Must-See!)

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   What is a tray bird feeder?

   • Tray bird feeders are a type of bird feeder that consists of a flat surface or tray that holds safflower seed mixes, mixed seed, nuts, or other food. They are a popular choice for bird enthusiasts because they are easy to use and maintain and provide a clear view of the birds that visit them.

   Types of Bird Feeders: Here’s What You Need to Know

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   What are the different types of bird feeders?

   • Bird feeders come in various types to cater to different bird species. Tube feeders are ideal for small seed-eating birds like finches and chickadees. Hopper or house feeders attract a wide variety, including sparrows and jays. Suet feeders cater to woodpeckers and nuthatches.

   Types of Bird Feeders: Here’s What You Need to Know

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   What birds eat ground feeders?

   • Ground Feeders come as a simple tray, or with a cage to stop squirrels or predators such as cats getting at the birds while they feed. Ideal foods: Sunflower hearts, suet balls, mealworms, peanuts, seed mixes Perfect for: Chaffinch, Blackbird, Collared Dove, Dunnock, House Sparow, Mistle Thrush, Robin, Song Thrush, Starling, Wren and more.

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8. whatbirdsareinmybackyard.com › types-of-bird-feeders7 Kinds Of Bird Feeders And The Birds That Like Them

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   1. Platform bird feeders. The platform or tray bird feeder is the simplest kind of bird feeder. It is basically one step up from spreading seed on the ground. Platform bird feeders are open from the top allowing birds to choose whatever kind of seed or other bird food they wish to eat from whatever you place upon this feeder.